Omoju

The trailer for “Love, Brooklyn”
featuring Nicole Beharie, André Holland, DeWanda Wise and Roy Wood Jr. is out:

8/11 not bad at all
No your turn

Who or what is Trump's "beautiful baby?" Find out in the quiz Plus, what are Tesla and Coca-Cola up to? And RIP Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan.

Plus, what are Tesla and Coca-Cola up to? And RIP Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan.

"If a company tells you that the principal benefit of AI is “efficiency,” they are telling you that they don’t see opportunities to create new value or serve new customers." - @timoreilly.bsky.social

I don't think it would actually matter tho. His base has already accepted that is a flawed individual.

"she said she could cook ugali, but the ugali gave up before she did"

Am dead

Couldn't agree more

Great job. We should talk. I am the founder of www.fimio.xyz, and we are interested in the same things. I have spent a lot of time thinking about this issue, how we solve it, and how we make it mainstream.

Apple, Lemon, Ginger, Beets (juices) + TopoChico, all chilled.

Thank me later

I hollered

The Joker ate!

Skeletor!!!

Gandalf the snatched

www.victorehi.com/work/rosaries

When I look at Ayo Edebiri's 2025 Met Gala look, all I can see is a reinterpretation of Victor Ehikhamenor's work.

State of Devs 2025 Take the State of Devs survey

Take this State of Devs survey so the developer community can better understand what our fellow devs are up to in 2025. This is run by @sachagreif.com who does State of JS and other surveys. (15 min survey): survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

Finally did it. I wrote down how to build a code-editing agent.

In 315 lines of code. And yes, it works. Very well.

There is no moat.

Read it here: ampcode.com/how-to-build...

I wrote about this a bit in my last book but it really shakes me that a defining feature of this catastrophic era is that we just keep going to work. We work through pandemics, we work through natural disasters, we work through economic calamity, we work through coups, we work, we work, we work.

Two heroic stray dogs rescued an injured dog from the middle of the road by dragging him to safety. The dog had been hit by a car and was stranded. Many cars passed by, but it was two stray dogs who pulled him off the road. The injured dog survived, and the stray dogs were rescued. 15/10 for both

The 15 Best Restaurants in the US, From Oakland to Houston Food & Wine's third annual Global Tastemakers Awards spotlights 15 restaurants in the United States worth planning a trip around for an outstanding meal. From a French-Canadian spot in Philadelphia, t...

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So proud of Burdell's, so proud of Oakland, and so so proud of Chef Geoff Davis!!

Burdell's Oakland is the no 1 restaurant worth visiting in America right now, according to Food and Wine magazine

TrumpCostsAmerica Congressional District Data

Things folks can be doing RIGHT NOW:
> Find your local get-out-the-vote org and see how you can help with 2026 midterms
> Support efforts in flippable districts (here's a list: docs.google.com/spreadsheets...)
> Pick something on this list and do it this week: protectdemocracy.org/how-to-prote...

Thank you. I was so irritated by that text, almost washed out the taste of his landmark achievement, almost being key.

Wisconsin fought and clawed to get out from under the thumb of the Kochs and Uihleins who had bought and paid for gerrymandered Republican dominance for years. And then another rich motherfucker showed up and the whole state said not today.

Bay Area lab's daring discovery reveals a substance like no other A groundbreaking compound, berkelocene, was created by scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a hub of innovation and Nobel Prize-winning history.

“We make new molecules every day, and we are constantly excited by them. This is definitely the hardest one we have ever made.” - Polly Arnold, director of Berkeley Lab’s Chemicals Sciences Division, via @sfgate.com

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Resignation Dear colleagues and friends, I just spoke to many of you. Thank you for listening. I am writing to let you know that I am leaving this firm. There was a time when my employment here was so unlikely. For much of my early childhood, I was not a good student. I struggled to focus in class and take anything (other than my friendships) seriously. But even then, there was one subject I loved: history. I thought it was so wonderful to learn about all that came before me, about the triumphs and tragedies, about the moments of individual bravery and collective complacency. And I loved recognizing the patterns in the stories across time and space. This rhyming nature of history informed and continues to inform my deeply held belief-that self-evident truth-that all humans are created equal. And that our individual differences are the product of our times and circumstances, and that who we are is shaped by what we choose to do. While learning about these stories, many of them avoidable tragedies, I would often imagine myself faced with the same dilemmas. What would I do if I was there? Would I do the right thing? It always felt like there was no way to know.

< 297 Resignation く I believe, as I know many of you do, that what the current presidential administration is doing is wrong. That we are sliding into an autocracy where those in power are above the rule of law. Skadden's agreement with the Trump administration sent our country deeper down this descent. I am sure some of you will question my decision and chalk it up to me being a young attorney too eager to throw his career away. I am sure there will also be those of you who will think of me as naïve. But there was a time when I sincerely believed that this place was committed to its true pro bono causes and diversity initiatives, even though these things may not always be lucrative, because it believed these things would make the world, and this firm, a better place. Having held itself out as a champion for these values, for this firm to turn its back on them so suddenly and so easily was shameful. I am embarrassed to work here. How can Skadden represent others when it can't even stand up for itself?

It has also become clear to me that this firm no longer tolerates open discourse. Ahead of Friday's announcement, the firm took preemptive action to silence critics by covertly limiting our access to firmwide distribution lists. This was a clear effort to silence criticism of the firm's decision. The consequences of Skadden's agreement with the Trump administration go beyond our own firm. It legitimized behavior that threatens our democracy. As lawyers, we have an obligation to uphold the rule of law. This responsibility does not end when profits are threatened by a burgeoning autocracy. I am making this decision to leave even though I was happy here. I have made so many great friends at this firm and learned from many great mentors. Thank you so much, I will miss you all dearly. And I am making this decision knowing that not everyone can leave as readily as I can, that many of you have families who depend on the income you earn here—I do not mean to shame you into leaving, only to explain my decision. Skadden is on the wrong side of history. I could no longer stay knowing that someday I would have to explain why I stayed. Sincerely, Thomas Sipp

NEW: Another Skadden attorney has resigned in protest, citing the law firm’s decision to strike a deal with Trump.

“Skadden is on the wrong side of history. I could no longer stay knowing that someday I would have to explain why I stayed,” the lawyer, Thomas Sipp, wrote in his resignation letter.

Here are my Top 10 WORST Dogs!

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19 hours and going, wow

2024: we're a small team of ~20 😁😎😀

2025: we're a small team of ~20... 😮‍💨😓😪

join the team! we're hiring across operations, engineering, product, and more. also more job postings to come